Educator Toolbox
Learn more about how the library supports educators.
The library is here to help educators!
Learn about Library Go, the library's program to provide free, virtual public library cards for all students.
Connect with your Children's Specialist, library staff dedicated to youth. They can suggest titles, gather materials, arrange class visits, and visit schools. You can find them at all library locations.
Explore all the free services for educators that the library offers on this page and visit the Digital Library for online resources you can use in your classroom.
Early Childhood Educators: check out these book lists and resources, especially for you.
Services
Library staff dedicated to youth.
Children's Specialists suggest titles, gather materials, arrange class visits, and visit schools.
Attend a real-time webinar for parents and educators or view recorded presentations to learn about databases, e-books, homework help resources, and more.
Educator Status Library Cards
Registering your card as an educator increases the number of books you can check out and the number of books you can place on hold. Connect with the Children's Specialist at your library to have your account set to educator status.
Library Cards for Your Students
Request Library Materials
For educators, parents, and caregivers.
Library staff can gather books and materials on specific topics for your students.
Schedule a Class Visit
Schedule Library Go training for teachers,
invite SPPL staff to visit your class,
or request a class visit to the library.
Debra S. Fish Early Childhood Library
Supporting early childhood trainers, child care providers, and parents of young children. Early childhood materials on positive guidance, play, developmentally appropriate practice, anti-bias education, nature, ethics, technology, family engagement, and more.
